We know about these two seasons built into the Bitcoin system, which indicate the phases of market ups and downs, So if there is no bearish season in the market, investors may never experience such a bullish trend or they would never have had the opportunity to face this experience. It is true that it is wrong to say that Bitcoin has no bear season. You can definitely see signs of a technical downturn in the market, as Bitcoin is undergoing a massive correction, in particular, this current month it broke through the $100k resistance zone and entered lower and that momentum has been consistent. But the best way to prepare for this scenario is to set aside some percentage of disposable income and invest small percentage based on affordability, yet it is not for the weak of heart. With the currency's price stuck in a slump, largely due to tariffs, Morgan Stanley has already said that BTC has entered the fall season, and says that gold's biggest rival is reaching a point of decline.
I would say it's also smart to put a stop loss order as well. And I would probably do that just like DCA buying as well, like how we buy when it's going lower, we should sell when it's going lower. Sell some at 90k, sell some at 80k, and get rid of it all at 70k. That way you can buy some at 60k and buy some more at 50k and buy with all you have left at 50k. Then you just wait, and if you can buy more then buy more, but mostly waiting.
Four year cycle means it will go up again and when that happens we are going to end p with a much more profitable way to make money without a doubt. Bull run will come again in the future, and if you can have some sort of 50-60k average, then you will triple or even maybe quadruple your money next time.